Colonial Despatches
The colonial despatches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia 1846-1871
Public Offices document
Sargeaunt, William Charles to
Sandford, Francis Richard 22 July 1869, CO 60:37, no. 8223, 116.
Abstract
Sargeaunt, William Charles to
Sandford, Francis Richard 22 July 1869, CO 60:37, no. 8223, 116.
Public Offices document.
Minutes (4), Enclosures (untranscribed) (1), Other documents (2).
Sargeaunt to Sandford (Assistant Under-Secretary)
Offices of the Crown Agents for the Colonies
Spring Gardens, London, S.W.
22 July 1869
Spring Gardens, London, S.W.
Sir,
I have the honor to apply for Earl Granville's authority for
paying a sum of £400 to the Bishop of Columbia on account of
Female Emigration, as requested by the enclosed letter from the
Colonial Secretary of that Colony.
The Crown Agents have recently received Bills from British
Columbia which when discounted will realize about £5483.0.0,
and propose to make use of that amount inthe
the following manner,
in accordance with the decision contained in Lord Granville's
despatch to the Governor of British Columbia No 23 of 13th
April last:
the following manner,
in accordance with the decision contained in Lord Granville's
despatch to the Governor of British Columbia No 23 of 13th
April last:
| To repay Crown Agents General account amount advanced | £1200 |
| To repay outstanding interest due 1st & 15th July | 250 |
| To pay Trustees of Sinking Fund amounts due 1st January last | 3,250 |
| To pay Bishop of Columbia | 400 |
| Balance | 383 |
| £5483 |
Minutes by CO staff
Sir F. Rogers
We have no advice of this from the Govr—nor is there any such sum included in the Estimates. As this is so it appears to me doubtful whether the £400 should be advanced to the Bishop. The Sinking Fund appears to be paid up to 1 Jany only.
We have no advice of this from the Govr—nor is there any such sum included in the Estimates. As this is so it appears to me doubtful whether the £400 should be advanced to the Bishop. The Sinking Fund appears to be paid up to 1 Jany only.
CC
22/7
We have received the Estimates for 1869. They are meagre in
point of detail—& instructions will have to be sent to the
Governor pointing out what it is
essential that we should know.
Meanwhile
as we have had no intimation from the Colony of any
"Female Immigration Scheme"—and no provision is made for such a
scheme in the Estimates, I sd inform the Crown Agents
accordingly, and direct them to let the Bishop know that no such
payments as are referred to by the Colonial Secretary can be
made to him for the present.
as we have had no intimation from the Colony of any
"Female Immigration Scheme"—and no provision is made for such a
scheme in the Estimates, I sd inform the Crown Agents
accordingly, and direct them to let the Bishop know that no such
payments as are referred to by the Colonial Secretary can be
made to him for the present.
FRS
26/7
Documents enclosed with the main document (not transcribed)
Charles Good, Colonial Secretary's Office, to Crown Agents, 21
June 1869, requesting the sum of £400 be paid to the Bishop of
Columbia for "Promoting Female Immigration."
Other documents included in the file
Sandford to Crown Agents, 5 August 1869, advising the money
could be forwarded to the Bishop of Columbia, with explanation.
